Posted by Farmall or Nothing on December 23, 2009 at 06:33:03 from (70.210.49.19):
:?: My father has a 1950 super a that we got restored. It was my great grand fathers. Last year, we were taking it to a parade and we drove it there, once we got there we turned it off til the line up would start. We went to start it and well, nothing. We were told to that the coil maybe bad. (Might be the orginal). We put a new coil, has new points and condenser and also new cap, and rotor button. And still nothing, we are left to belive the mag is bad. Anyway to test is? Have we missed something? The only thing we havent replace are the wires, is that the likely cause of no spark? We are hoping tgo get it going for the parade this year, while we are trying to restore my 1940 A. thank ahead of time for all of your help!! :?:
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